What Brisbane Landlords Should Do If Their Property Manager Rental Trends Goes Into Liquidation

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For many property owners, discovering that their property management company has suddenly gone into liquidation can be extremely stressful.

You may be wondering:

  • Is my tenant still paying rent?
  • Who is managing the property now?
  • How do I contact my tenant?
  • What happens to my rental income?
  • What should I do next?

If you’re a landlord affected by a property management company entering liquidation, you’re not alone. Situations like this can leave property owners feeling confused, uncertain, and worried about their investment.

The good news is that there are clear steps you can take to stabilise the situation and regain control of your property.


Rental Trends Update for Property Owners

Recent public notices confirm that Legacy Rise Pty Ltd (ACN 660 278 633), trading as Rental Trends, has been placed into liquidation.

According to an official notice published by ASIC, the company entered liquidation following the appointment of a liquidator on 25 February 2026.

Rental Trends has operated as a Brisbane property management company servicing local landlords and tenants.

For landlords who had properties managed through the agency, the announcement may understandably raise questions about the status of rent payments, tenant communication, and ongoing management responsibilities.

Are you consistently receiving your rental disbursements late? LINK Living has recently taken over the management of a few their properties with the owners now receiving regular rental payments.

If your investment property was managed through Rental Trends, it may be important to review your situation and ensure your property has clear ongoing management.


Common Concerns Owners May Be Facing Right Now

When a property management agency enters liquidation, landlords often experience a similar set of immediate concerns.

1. Uncertainty Around Rent Payments

Owners may be unsure:

  • whether rent has been collected
  • where funds are currently held
  • whether tenants have continued making payments.

Are you consistently receiving your rental disbursements late?

A new property manager can help clarify payment arrangements and establish a clear process going forward.


2. Tenants May Not Know Who Manages the Property

Tenants may also be unsure who they should contact regarding:

  • maintenance requests
  • lease questions
  • rent payments

Establishing clear communication quickly can help prevent confusion and ensure the tenancy continues smoothly.


3. Maintenance and Repairs May Be Outstanding

If the management office has stopped operating normally, maintenance requests or inspections may have been delayed.

Professional management can step in to review and coordinate any outstanding issues to protect the property.


4. Owners Are Left Without Clear Guidance

One of the biggest challenges for landlords in this situation is simply not knowing what to do next.

Having an experienced property management team guide the transition can help restore stability quickly.


How LINK Living Helps Landlords Through Situations Like This

LINK Living is a Brisbane-based property management team experienced in helping owners transition smoothly when management arrangements change unexpectedly.

Our role is to bring clarity, communication, and stability back to your investment property.

We can assist with:

✔ urgent property management transitions
✔ contacting and communicating with tenants
✔ reviewing tenancy agreements
✔ establishing rent payment processes
✔ coordinating maintenance and repairs
✔ ongoing professional management

Our goal is to make the process simple, calm, and professionally managed for both owners and tenants.


What the Transition Process Usually Looks Like

If your property needs a new property manager, the process is often straightforward.

Step 1 — Quick consultation

We discuss the situation and what documentation is currently available.

Step 2 — Secure tenancy information

Lease details, tenant contact information, and available records are gathered.

Step 3 — Tenant communication

The tenant is notified about the updated management arrangements.

Step 4 — Stabilising rent payments

Clear payment processes are established moving forward.

Step 5 — Ongoing management

Your property continues under structured, professional oversight.

In many cases this process can be organised quickly once the transition begins.


Local Brisbane Support for Property Owners

LINK Living works with Brisbane property owners to provide reliable, transparent property management.

Our approach focuses on:

  • clear communication
  • practical solutions
  • proactive management
  • protecting your investment

We understand that unexpected situations like this can create stress for property owners, and our team works to make the transition as smooth as possible.


Need Help Managing Your Property?

If your property management situation has recently changed and you need guidance, our Brisbane team is available to help.

You can speak with a property manager to discuss your situation and explore the next steps for stabilising your property management.

Contact LINK Living today for assistance.

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